You will learn practical ways to use AI for work and study without coding — what AI and Claude are, copy-and-paste prompts you can use immediately, automation ideas that cut repetitive work, and a knowledge management system (DKM), all through real examples.

One laptop is enough, and no prior knowledge is required. If you want to follow the hands-on exercises exactly, we recommend bringing a laptop or tablet. The pace is set so complete beginners can keep up.

AI seminar · Small in-person workshop · Korean / Chinese

A hands-on seminar where you
build your own AI agent for work

Q: Can I join if I don't know how to code?

Yes — no coding knowledge is needed at all. The BELLA AI seminar is designed for non-developers: no developer jargon, starting from a three-minute explanation of what AI is. Bella herself started out as a non-developer.

Q: How much does it cost to attend?

The fee depends on the seminar format — public, corporate, or custom — and we share it together with the schedule when you apply or inquire.

From installation and the vocabulary to a live automation demo and building one agent each. Shown screen by screen by someone who runs a 20-member AI dream team every day.

Session 1 satisfaction 4.7 / 5 · NPS +60 · FastCampus AX cohort 1 Grand Prize · GPTers cohort 17 1st place

Get notified of the next session ➔ See the curriculum

Session 1 on 28 Aug 2026: Bella explaining the automation code on screen while attendees follow along on laptops — Session 1 “Build an AI agent”, 28 Aug 2026 · 10 attendees in person

BELLA AI seminars are small hands-on workshops that teach no-code AI you can apply to school or work right away. Non-developers learn prompting and automation on the spot.

WHY THIS SEMINAR

Why this seminar is different

Screens over slides. Your work over theory. Structured in the order Session 1 attendees said helped most.

We only show what actually runs

Live demos by a practitioner who runs a 20-member AI dream team every day across three devices: Windows, Mac mini and cloud. Not screenshots. Screens that are running right now.

We nail the vocabulary first

What Claude Code, MCP, skills, agents, Git and GitHub are and how they differ, explained without developer jargon. In the Session 1 survey, “installation” and “comparing the terms” ranked #1 and #3 for most helpful.

You leave with an agent built for your own work

Copy-and-use prompts, one agent per person. A laptop and a free account are enough, and when you get stuck we work through it next to you.

Taught by someone who learned AI in a foreign language

From Taiwan, 11 years in Korea. Having learned AI in Korean, she knows exactly where people get stuck. Sessions run in Korean and Chinese.

LAST SESSION · Fri 2026.08.28 · Completed

Session 1, “Build an AI agent”:
how it went

10 attendees in person · Seonggok Building, 3F. The numbers below come from the satisfaction survey attendees filled in themselves.

4.7Average satisfaction / 5

100%Survey response rate 10 of 10

+60Recommendation score NPS 0 detractors

7Next session “definitely joining”

Most helpful: installing Claude Code · live automation demo · comparing the terms (Git, GitHub, MCP, skills).
Most requested: more hands-on time. Going straight into the next session.

During Session 1: Bella explaining the code on screen while attendees follow along on laptops — In session · Everyone follows along on their own laptop

Group photo with attendees after Session 1 — Afterwards · With all 10 attendees

NEXT SESSION · Fri 2026.08.28

Next session: build an AI agent
that raises the quality of your work

Korean-language in-person meetup · Up to 10 people · Hands-on with GPT and Claude on your laptop.

10 seats · In person

When: Fri 28 Aug 2026, 19:0019:00 networking · 19:30 class starts
Where: Seonggok Building, 3F meeting room
Fee: Announced per eventVenue and format vary by session; details come with your registration
Seats: Up to 10
Format: 2 h 30 minPart 1, 50 min · 10-min break · Part 2, 50 min · Q&A after
Bring: Your own laptopGPT · Claude accounts (free tiers are enough)

Part 1 Core concepts · Examples

We start by sorting out what Claude Code·MCP·skills·agents·agent teams are and how they differ, then look at cases that actually run.

Part 2 Hands-on

With copy-and-use prompts, everyone builds one agent tailored to their own work.

Who it's for: beginners to intermediates who have chatted with GPT, Claude or Gemini. No coding needed. Since experience varies, we cover concepts from scratch and let everyone practise at their own pace.

PAST SESSIONS

Past sessions

21 Jun 2026 · Chinese morning session + Korean afternoon session · Google Meet + in person in Gangnam · 12 per track. Registrants hear first once Session 2 is scheduled.

Chinese session on the morning of 21 Jun 2026: participants holding their completion cards — 21 Jun, morning · Chinese session

Korean session on the afternoon of 21 Jun 2026: coaching the laptop exercise — 21 Jun, afternoon · Korean session

Video of the Korean session, 21 Jun · Watch on YouTube ➔

Instructor

Your instructor

Bella

AI agent team architect · Head of KNDLI · Hanyang MBA

A non-developer who built a 20-member AI dream team with Claude Code alone and automated her entire workflow, from distribution and buyer prospecting to order processing and email, across Windows, Mac mini and cloud.

FastCampus AX cohort 1, Grand Prize GPTers cohort 17, 1st place · 3 years since cohort 9 Korean · Chinese · English Profile and interview video ➔

Curriculum

How is the curriculum structured?

One intro session plus three advanced sessions, four in total. Each runs 90 minutes with theory and hands-on practice; bring a laptop. Advanced dates will be announced.

Intro

My story, starting from one line

Reliving a non-dev's first AI day

Bella's true story: from zero code to a 20-member AI team
What AI/Claude is, explained in 3 minutes, no jargon
Hands-on: "describe your work to the AI" (where automation begins!)
Applying it to assignments, reports and email right away
Live demo: one line in → AI completes it

Advanced

From prompts to automation

From a simple question to workflow automation

Prompt structure: role/goal/constraints/examples (real templates)
Hands-on: auto-writing email, 3-language translation, data tidying
Prompt → script → auto-run: the 3 stages of evolution
Real case: auto-sending 89 buyer emails
Your own prompt templates + an automation scenario

Advanced

Building an AI agent team

From 1 automation to a 20-agent team

Real case: 30 min manual → 6 min automated, live
Dream Team revealed: Goldi (ops), Robo (eng), Windi (strategy)
Running 3 devices at once, Windows, Mac mini, Cloud
Live demo of the MBA study chatbot (classroom-tested!)
Agent design basics: build your own AI team

Advanced

Designing your own DKM

Automation + knowledge = your AI operating system

What is DKM? Bella's Dream Team knowledge system, revealed
Mapping your workflow → prioritizing what to automate
Memory systems: making AI remember your work
Student presentations + 1:1 feedback from Bella
Certificate + your own agent-design template

Before & After

Manual vs automated

The same task: 30 minutes by hand, 6 minutes with AI

Before · manual

30 min daily of manual ERP login + downloads
Manual Excel work + copy-paste
Human error → stock mismatches, wrong quotes
120 hours a year spent on simple repetition

After · automated

Auto-runs daily at 09:10 (or on boot)
32,000 rows processed in 6 minutes
Triple safeguards → auto-alert on failure
120 hours saved a year → focus on what matters

Case Study

Is there a real teaching case?

An AI study chatbot for MBA students

An AI study chatbot developed with an MBA professor. It supports 120 MBA students with course-material search, assignment help and auto-generated slides in three languages.

Bella also tutors MBA students in applied AI, putting it to work on their assignments, presentations and research.

"One line of command → the AI completes it, shown live."

Experience it at the seminar ➔

REVIEWS · Attendee Reviews

Honest words from people who attended

Above are one-line comments from the Session 1 survey on 28 Aug 2026 (10 responses). Anyone can leave a review below.

“Starting with the vocabulary was great. I finally understand the things I'd been using without knowing what they were.”

Session 1 attendee · HR

“The terminology was good, but the hands-on part was better. I'd love more of it.”

Session 1 attendee

“I'd had no way in before. This was my first time installing it, and I could actually get the things I needed done.”

Session 1 attendee · Venture investment

“It was my first time, and I had no idea these features existed.”

Session 1 attendee · Accounting

“As a non-developer, I learned that even when installation gets tricky, I can solve it together with AI!”

Session 1 attendee · ESG management consultant

“I learned about things that were new to me, and it made me want to study more.”

Session 1 attendee · Securities IB

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Seminar registration

Session 1 (28 Aug 2026) is closed. Once Session 2 is scheduled, registrants hear first. Custom seminars for companies and groups can be arranged right away.

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Seoul · Venue announced per session
Session 1 was at Seonggok Building 3F, up to 10 people

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Held on Google Meet
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I join if I don't know how to code?

Yes, no coding at all is required. The BELLA AI seminar is designed for non-developers and starts by explaining what AI is in 3 minutes, with no jargon. Instructor Bella began as a non-coder herself.

What do I learn?

You learn practical ways to use AI for work and study without coding, what AI and Claude are, copy-paste prompts you can use right away, automation ideas that cut repetitive work, and a knowledge system (DKM), all through real cases.

Who is this seminar for?

It's for anyone who doesn't code: non-developers, students and working professionals. Korean-language sessions are the default, with Chinese sessions for learners from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore and the Chinese-speaking community in Korea. Session 1 attendees came from HR, accounting, investment, consulting, marketing and more.

What should I bring?

A laptop is all you need, and no prior knowledge is required. To follow the hands-on parts, we recommend bringing a laptop or tablet. First-timers can follow along right away.

Is it online or offline?

It's a small in-person seminar held in Seoul. Session 1 (28 Aug 2026) ran with 10 people in person, and some sessions add a Google Meet online option. Seats and venue are announced to registrants for each session.

How much does it cost?

The cost depends on the seminar format (public, corporate, or custom), and we share it together with the schedule when you apply or inquire.

A hands-on seminar where you
build your own AI agent for work